Question 26
One way to avoid protectionist restrictions would be to
privatization |
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make the last significant change to the product here in the US |
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impose tariffs |
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do away with quotas |
Question 27
The negative impact of protectionism is when
M decrease due to higher US producer prices |
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politicians lose their jobs |
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jobs are lost in the protected industry |
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P increases in the protected industry causing less C in other industries |
Question 28
Which of the following facts is true about the World Equilibrium Price?
it is determined by world demand & supply |
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it is less than US equilibrium price |
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it causes an increase in the amount of imports |
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all of the above are true |
Question 29
Which of the following is true of an economy with a strong, appreciating dollar?
higher exports |
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higher imports |
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lower trade deficit |
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both a & c are true |
Question 30
A flexible or floating exchange rate is characterized by the following
minimal government intervention |
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determined solely by D & S of its currency |
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buying & selling of foreign currency to affect D & S of foreign exchange |
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German currency as the world benchmark |
Question 26 One way to avoid protectionist restrictions would be to privatization make the last significant...
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please hurry Question 31 Regulations that make it costly to dismiss workers a. protect the interests of workers without any secondary effects. b. reduce the overall level of unemployment. c. reduce total employment because they also make it more costly to hire workers. d. expand total employment because they make it more attractive to hire additional workers. 2.5 points Question 32 Per capita incomes are higher in countries with a. higher marginal tax rates. b. higher tariffs. c. greater self-sufficiency...
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